Sentence examples for a modern book from inspiring English sources

"Notes" is still a modern book; it still can kick.

"It is long for a modern book," he conceded.

For practical purposes it is often assumed that the latest edition of a modern book published during the author's lifetime may be treated as the original.

Arguing for the need of user involvement in a modern book on product design is as pointless as a discussion about the need to know the rules of arithmetic in an advanced mathematics textbook.

In Greek mythology there was a goddess for each hour, and this sequence of 12 pieces, a modern book of hours, builds to a very substantial 37 minutes.

I find it hard to think of any one individual scene from a modern book that I have found as moving.

But they're not the only ones after the treasure... Judges called it: "A very modern book which has the feel of a classic as well as heaps of heart".

But it's hard to imagine why they wouldn't just choose the Rodgers & Hammerstein Cinderella instead, since that show has a spunkily modern book as well, not to mention much better songs.

If I push myself I come up with a truly great modern book, but a bit of a stereotype, I'm afraid: Margaret Atwood — "The Handmaid's Tale".

Every printing of an early modern book was slightly different; hence the oddity of the Norton Facsimile edition of the First Folio, which reproduced the cleanest version of each page from different copies, generating the facsimile of a volume that never existed.

He wrote that "Galileo's O" sometimes gave the impression of "a forensic report from a crime scene," and that one of the contributors, a librarian at Princeton named Paul Needham, "nicely reminds us that many individuals were involved in the making of an early modern book".